Bikepacking from Germany to Denmark over the Danish islands

Denmark and Germany have extensive networks of bike routes and it is easy to travel between the countries. From Kiel in northern Germany it is about 500 km to Copenhagen depending on the rout chosen. A scenic route goes over the Danish islands Als, Ærø, Langeland, Lolland, Falster, Bogø, Møn and Nyord to Sjælland. It is signposted as Østersøruten (Baltic Sea Cycle Route) and partly coincides with Eurovelo 7 and 10. It is flat cycling on paved and unpaved roads, mainly on bike lanes or small countryside roads. There are several ferries along the way, and also train connections Kiel-Flensburg on the German side, and from Nykøbing on Falster in Denmark.

For timestamps, follow these links:
0:00 Intro
0:36 Kiel and route map
0:57 Schleswig
1:07 Flensburg
1:32 Sönderborg on Als
1:51 Ærø
2:38 Langeland
2:52 Lolland
3:36, Marielyst, Falster
4:34 Bogø
4:39 Møn
5:40 Nyord
6:00 Sjælland

Other bike touring videos
Insbruck to Venice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJMjRyIfi28
Innsbruck to Vienna: https://youtu.be/ECUYtNW3Qt8
Gothenburg to Stockholm: https://youtu.be/bUR8Ca5J4U0

Navigation
Open cycle map: https://www.opencyclemap.org/
Østersøruten, Baltic Sea Cycle Route: https://balticseacycleroute.com/
Bike touring guidebooks: https://www.esterbauer.com/
OM House Bed & Breakfast: https://omhouse.dk/

Video stuff
Cameras: Insta360 One X2 and Sony RX100
Microphone: Røde Wireless Go II

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